New York is forcing social media platforms to display warning labels on features like infinite scroll and autoplay. Governor Kathy Hochul signed the law on Friday, comparing the move to cigarette warnings. The state can now fine companies that don’t comply.
Sam Altman is publicly recruiting a new Head of Preparedness for OpenAI, offering a $555,000 base salary plus equity. The role focuses on mitigating risks from rapidly improving AI models, but previous leaders haven’t lasted long in the high-stress position.
In a major shift, CD Projekt is selling the GOG store. The buyer is the platform’s original co-founder. The move lets CD Projekt focus solely on game development.
Nvidia just made its largest-ever licensing deal, spending $20 billion on AI chip startup Groq. Analysts see it as a direct move to bolster its position against Google’s competing TPU technology in the critical AI inference market.
The insatiable power demands of AI data centers defined the global energy agenda in 2025. The scramble led to a surge in next-gen nuclear projects, desperate grid fixes, and even the world’s largest airplane. Here’s what mattered.
Andersen Group just went public with a $2.8 billion valuation, but public shareholders only own 11% of the real business. The complex “Up-C” structure prioritizes payouts to founders over investors, and the firm admits its own internal accounting controls are weak.
Samsung is planning a major shift away from AMD graphics cores. According to a new report, the company aims to debut its own custom GPU architecture with the Exynos 2800 chipset in 2027, which would power the Galaxy S28 smartphone series. This move is driven by a desire for tighter AI and software i
Gaming on Snapdragon X Elite laptops has seen a dramatic improvement thanks to new software. The recently released Snapdragon Control Panel and updated Adreno drivers are now delivering up to 40% faster gameplay in titles like Cyberpunk 2077.
Graphite mining is making a quiet comeback in the United States after nearly 70 years of inactivity. Driven by the battery boom and geopolitical tensions, several new projects aim to break China’s dominance on this critical mineral.
The race for AI dominance is fueling an unprecedented building spree of billion-dollar data centers. Projects like Stargate, backed by $100 billion initially, highlight a staggering new scale of infrastructure investment that comes with huge risks.
